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    What should airlines offer you when flights are delayed and canceled?

    LOS ANGELES — If your flight is canceled, you should be able to use your ticket to fly on a different airline to reach your final destination. If your trip is delayed, the airline voucher you receive should have no expiration date. If there's foul weather or a mechanical problem that threatens to delay or cancel your flight, airlines should have enough staffing to keep things on schedule. ...
    by Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times Aug 29, 2022 4 minutes
    From left, Kyrianna, Te'Shawn and Brandon Hill, with their mother Katyra Henderson-Hill, wait for a flight home to Chicago from Los Angeles International Airport on Aug. 3, 2021 in Los Angeles..

    LOS ANGELES — If your flight is canceled, you should be able to use your ticket to fly on a different airline to reach your final destination.

    If your trip is delayed, the airline voucher you receive should have no expiration date.

    If there's foul weather or a mechanical problem that threatens to delay or cancel your flight, airlines should have enough staffing to keep things on schedule.

    These are among more than a dozen ideas passenger rights advocates are suggesting federal regulators impose on the nation's airlines in response to the growing anger among travelers who have suffered with delays and cancellations. There's plenty of anger to go around,

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